The National Rifle Association endorsed Mr. Hutchinson and called Mr. Pryor an inconsistent vote on gun rights.
I believe that, whatever the outcome of this election, it will be mandatory to fix the inconsistent voting methods that are at the root of this controversy (front page, Nov. 28).
He questioned the wisdom of holding President Clinton's infidelity against her, and he waited, in frustration, for a clear explanation of what he called the congressman's inconsistent voting record.
While there may be other explanations, the most logical and likely explanation for this confoundingly inconsistent voting would seem to be: lack of the kind of independent thinking required by fiduciary duties of care and loyalty.
One Democrat who supported the bill, Representative Earl Blumenauer (D-OR), told CQ Roll Call that it would have been inconsistent to vote against a measure he has long supported, and that Congress typically extends the R&D tax credit without a dedicated spending offset.
But the vote margin was not inconsistent with previous voting patterns at New Square, or with voting patterns elsewhere, including in several larger voting districts in upper Manhattan.
"If she is trying to say she is fiscally conservative, she is inconsistent because she voted to approve the bonding when she voted to approve the capital budget last November.
They alleged irregularities including voters using improper registration cards, inconsistent recounts and vote tallies which did not match.
But ITF president Francesco Ricci Bitti said last week that complaints by Nadal over the Davis cup scheduling were "inconsistent", saying players voted for the current dates, against the ITF's wishes, back in 2009.
Such a system, which the state knows will throw out more minority than white votes, is inconsistent with the Voting Rights Act.
